Impeached Latin Leader Arrested in Panama Crisis
In Panama the National Assembly impeached President Jose Ramon Guizado and ordered his arrest and trial on charges tied to the assassination of former President Jose Antonio Remon. Second Vice President Ricardo Arias Espinosa was sworn in as third chief executive after a brief session that began at 3 30 a.m. The confession of Ruben Miro, claiming Guizado knew of the Remon shooting, prompted the ruling.
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Jose Ramon Guizado
Panama
National Assembly of
Guizado
Jose Antonio Remon
National Assembly
Jose Raimon Guizado
Ricardo Arias Espinosa
Ruben Miro
Remon
Fiilay
Miro
Assembly
Arias
Arnulfo
Knight Tax Plan Faces Legislature and Public Push
Governor Knight outlined an $80 million tax package to balance the budget including a three cent cigarette tax a 20 percent tax on other tobacco products and higher levies on beer horse racing and liquor He warned a 1958 deficit without reserves and defended the plan as fair and easy to collect while preserving a $75 million rainy day fund In Lomita a 23 year old mother of three was jailed on child abuse suspicions after allegedly throwing her six week old son injuring his leg Neighbors reported she threatened divorce and the other children were later placed in Juvenile Hall
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Lomita
Elizabeth Bernice Rem
iHarbor Hills
Remington
Tham
Warren Nickens
Sheriff's Juvenile Bureau
David
Nickens
Hillside Emergency
Hospital
Corona Novel Hospital
Gary
Zoe Ann
Otto
Two Liberace Wells Add to Oil Output
Hollywood report states Liberace Enterprises Inc added two oil wells that began spouting about 1500 barrels per day each, with another well already producing on Liberace owned land. Brother George Liberace returned from Tulsa to confirm the developments.
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Hollywood
Sly
George ‘Liberace
Liberace
Tulsa
Oklo
Liberace Enterprises, Inc
Where to Find It
A compact guide lists sections and page numbers for the newspaper layout. It directs readers to Church, Classified, Comics, Crossword, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Schools, Shipping Table, Books, and Tides and Temperatures across pages A and B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Storm May Bring Showers to Long Beach
The fringe of a storm centered in the Pacific Northwest may bring sprinkles or showers to Long Beach late tonight or Sunday, the Weather Bureau said. Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness with little temperature change. Snow possible above 5,000 feet in Southern California mountains. windy at times in northern ranges.
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Long Beach
Weather Bureau
California
Weather Update Shows Slight Rise with Sprinkles Likely
A minor increase in tidiness is noted with a chance of sprinkles or showers late tonight or Sunday. Temperatures show little change as the forecast calls for modest weather shifts and light precipitation in the area.
Woman Paying Off Rose Bowl Bet Dances in Depot
Santa Ana waitress Ida Montanus fulfilled a weeks old bet with Patti Irvine by dancing the Charleston at 3:30 am in the Greyhound depot at First Street. The two women traveled from Santa Ana to perform in Los Angeles and beyond, spending over 250 dollars as part of the wager.
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Ben ‘Zinser
Santa Ana
Sc’s
Trojans
Rose Bowl
Charleston
Greyhound Bus Lines
1St St
Ida Montanus
St. Santa Ana
Patti Irvine
Montanus
Patti
Miss Irvine
Tanus
Oceanside
Long Beach
Grounding of C119 planes halts Alaska airlift
United States Air Force C119 Flying Boxcars delivering 3000 paratroopers from Kentucky to Alaska were grounded for engine checks after four aircraft reported trouble causing forced or crash landings. Two killed, three bailouts. Edmonton stopover, 12 hours, with 60 119s remaining and 3 more due. Planes at Anchorage to be checked before flight resumes.
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Edmonton
Alta
United States Air Force
Kentucky
Alaska
Air Force
Sewart Lair Force Base
Nashville
Tenn
Anchorage
U. S. Air Force
Whitehorse
Yukon
314Th Troop Carrier Command
Stewart Air Base
Et. Campbell
Elsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
Wealthy Matron Held as Firebug Suspect
Fair Haven New Jersey AP reports a 46 year old wealthy woman with a police record identified as principal suspect in a year long string of fires within five miles of her Rumson home. Mrs Elizabeth Needle denied arson and faced a $75,000 bail set by Judge Giordano.
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Fair Haven
N. J
Elizabeh Needle
Josep Needle
Needle
Newark
Monmouth County
John €. Giordano
John Maziekien
Elizabeth Needle
Red Bank
Two Sailors Die In Harbor Area Auto Crashes
Four people died and four were injured in multiple traffic crashes in the harbor area. Victims include Logan Samuel Kestar of Long Beach and Kerry J. Lewis Jr, a sailor aboard USS Matthews. A second fatal crash occurred on Hwy 101 at Sunset Beach, killing two sailors and injuring others, with the truck involved owned by Cain Rig Builders of Wilmington. A separate collision near Racecrans Blvd linked to Lewis's death left another driver and passenger hospitalized in critical condition.
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Long Beach
Harbor Area
Logan Samuel Kestar
W. Ocean
Kerry J. Lewis Jr
Harbor Hills
Loraita
Lawrence E. Smith
Independence
San Diego
Philip N. Chestley
Victoria St
Main St
Carson
West Payton
100Th St
Watts
Floyd Gregsly
Los Angeles
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
Rector
Payton
Hwy. 101
Sunset Beach
Cain Rig Builders
Wilmington
Hwy. 102
Anderson St
Clifford Larson
Myrtle Ave
Larson
California Highway Patrol
Five to 58 Year Term for Eldred
Santa Ana Superior Judge Robert Gardner sentenced Arthur Gordon Eldred, 36, to five consecutive terms in the California Institution for Men at Chino, totaling from five to 58 years, after a jury found him guilty on three counts of grand theft and two counts of forgery tied to trust deeds. Gardner called the crimes a form of embezzlement and stressed the breach of trust, noting Eldred built a million-dollar real estate business from a $300 gain in 1946. Eldred showed no emotion as the judge spoke.
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Santa Ana
Robert M. Gardner
Artthur
Gordon Eldred
Arisom
Eldred
California Institute For Men
Chino
Gardner
Nautilus to Begin Sea Trials Monday
The atomic powered submarine Nautilus, first nuclear vessel, will start sea trials Monday leaving Groton Connecticut for builder’s trials on the Thames River. Built at a cost over 40 million dollars, tests were delayed due to improper piping and initial surface propulsion tests are planned as the reactor and propulsion gear near completion at General Dynamics Electric Boat.
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Washington
Navy
Groton
Conn
Thames River
Sea S
GeneralDynamics Corp. Electric Boat ‘Division
Bravy
Look, Mister Don’t You Have Nickname
A Hawaiian seaman Kauapakanuikaa naana Kelukuli was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving in San PrLs. He is 39 with a Torrance address listed as 1757 Calamar St. Booking slip space ran out and his name extended off the form.
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San PrLs
Ks Bt
Kauapakanuikaanaana Kelukuli
Elexirs
Kelukah
Calamar St
Torrance
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Knight Baby
L.B
Lewis
Racecrans Blvd
Pacific Coast Hwy
Fl Segundo
Hawthorne Commmunity Hospital
Roy K.fishbeck
Mister
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